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Apr 02
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The story takes two thousand years back when Owen MacLeod took birth in Gaul. He was the son of a tribal headman whose small town was oppressed by the Roman Empire. MacLeod was charged in chains to the gladiatorial area in Pompeii where he confronted what he conceived to be a short life of combat. Nevertheless, it was in the Coliseum where he was popped, just here he miraculously retrieve and commence a new life as an Immortal.
For centuries there continued fights versus some other Immortals in fabled combats ceasing in dying by decapitating; MacLeod now confronts an esoteric and nearly almighty Immortal who is tracing him down in New York City. With his wise man – Methos – leading him, MacLeod determines that the single method to demolish this final bane is to explore out the three shards of a secret gem that when assembled gives limitless might to the Immortal who owns it.
Highlander: The Game allows players to work with the forces of immortality and control situations that would generally keep ready to battle the powers of wicked. MacLeod can employ his body as a passage for electricity or fire, impale himself with foe arms to demilitarize them, and make it long comes from buildings to evasion foe assaults. Players can take an assortment of Highlander blades which includes the Claymore, Katana, and Twin Gladius as well. Highlander renders supporting for DualShock and Vibration. Highlander is scheduled to be published before summer this year, 2009 for Sony Play Station 3 console.
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